Travel and tourism services in City, District of Canberra Central

Ainslie's Sheep
City Walk
A satirical salute to one of Canberra’s early pastoralists – James Ainslie who came to the region in 1825
bush pack (nil tenure)
City Walk
Seven bronze dogs in three groups
Chalchiuhtlicue
Childers Street
Cushion
Garema Place
Large stainless steel cushion with a poem by Marion Halligan on scattered pages on the granite plinth form a tribute to Garema Place.
Ethos
London Circuit
Fenix 2
Childers Street
Fractal Wave
Theatre Lane
Gravity Circle
Knowles Place
Here and Now
London Circuit
Icarus
City Walk, 185
Four bronze figures inspired by the ancient Greek myth of Icarus
Life Cycle
Petrie Plaza
Mexican Water Goddess
Childers Street
Poet's Corner
Garema Place, 16
Three bronze busts of Canberra focussed Australian poets Judith Wright, A.D. Hope and David Campbell
Private Poetry
Garema Place, 16
Street Art
Tocumwal Lane
The Other Side of Midnight
City Walk
A painted doll with a decorated carousel dog on either side, linking closely with the much loved nearby Civic carousel
Undergrazing
Darwin Place
Vessel of (Horti)cultural Plenty
Marcus Clarke Street
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City Walk
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City Walk
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Alinga Street
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Bunda Street
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Edinburgh Avenue
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Kendall Lane
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Marcus Clarke Street
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Kendall Lane

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